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Old 22nd October 2007, 15:02   #1
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Swift Remote Key Lost! please help

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Two days back one of my friend lost his Swift Vxi remote locking key ( Nippon), his father lost it some where near his house. Though he is using spare one right now he is scared that if some one with ill intentions who has found it might use the same to steal his car! if not atleast get away with audio system or any other belonging in the car for that matter.( as the key was lost pretty close to the house)

Can please anybody advice is it possible to change code of the existing transmitter and receiver to prevent remote locking from working for that old key which he has lost and configure for only spare key, I mean do we have to go to the dealer for it?

Anybody has a clue on how much does a swift key replacement cost? Along with the key he has to buy a remote transmitter as well as a spare just in case if he is unlucky for the second time. advice.
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Old 22nd October 2007, 16:22   #2
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for Auto cop it costs 750 rs ,,, call up Security lock guys they will reset the code so that key will be useless
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Old 22nd October 2007, 17:20   #3
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Autocop costs around Rs. 800. Take the car to the dealer and he will fix everything
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Old 17th November 2009, 10:06   #4
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Spent a sleepless night & I can see this is going to be a major pain.

Yesterday I gave the key to our house-maid and now it has been misplaced. No hamky panky here, it could have been dropped in or around the house as I had just finished washing the car.

Anyone had the lock set changed and ignition too? Costs?

Plus getting the immobilizer codes reset.
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@S0uljah - Which car do you have? I can tell you the process for Hyundai cars.

You have to go to the service centre and inform them of the key loss. They will de-activate the current ECU code, and put in a request for a new key. The same will take about a week to come in. Cost is Rs 1000.

But there's a catch. Once the code is de-activated, you cannot use your duplicate key. That means either you leave the car at the service centre for those 7 days, or put in the request now and de-activate only when the new key comes in.

In the second case, you'll be at risk for 7 days.
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He has a Maruti Swift.
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Old 17th November 2009, 14:29   #7
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While buying 3 months old Alto last year, owner had only one 1 key and 1 Nippon remote lock(He said lost it in office toilet). I decreased the offer by 5000/- towards this lost key and ownership transfer process and he agreed since I will take care and acknowledge him once I complete the process.

All I did was visit RNS showroom and technician has changed settings so that lost key cant be used. I ordered new key but it will come only in pairs from MUL factory in 3 weeks time which I received it promptly. Then technician added these 2 new keys so only 2 new keys and one old key which came with car can be used. I contacted Nippon guy and he sold me one remote and made adjustments to security lock as per my requirement. Total cost was like 3000/- odd I remember. I have 3 keys and 2 remotes.

I liked entire process since it ws staright forward one and safest one. It would be same process for Swift too as long as it has immobolizer like Alto

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@S0uljah
a new pair of keys will cost you around Rs.3500/-, to order you need the key serial number (it will written in your owner's manual)
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Pledged Rs.10 to Lord Gulligan and the keys appeared miraculously. I kid you not.
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Lucky Guy.

Please take more care of your car keys the next time.
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a new pair of keys will cost you around Rs.3500/-, to order you need the key serial number (it will written in your owner's manual)
I had bought an additional pair of keys for my SX4. It costed me less that Rs.2000/- at that time.
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You can a new set of remote form auto-cop. Yes, to change the code, you need not replace the car immobilizer and would cost you abt 15K to do that.

You can change with new remote locking system, so that the car cannot be opened.
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Re: Swift Remote Key Lost! please help

I lost my swift keys today,now what should I do. I have spare key but little skeptical about the lost key with remote.should I change the key set. What wil be the cost
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Re: Swift Remote Key Lost! please help

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I lost my swift keys today,now what should I do. I have spare key but little skeptical about the lost key with remote.should I change the key set. What wil be the cost
if you have lost it in a suspicious way, it would be wise to change the locksets. some insurance policies cover this change if your key is lost, check with them. typical cost of replacing the lock set should be somewhere between 5k-10k (for my OHC when i inquired, i was quoted an approximate figure around 8k).
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Re: Swift Remote Key Lost! please help

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I lost my swift keys today,now what should I do. I have spare key but little skeptical about the lost key with remote.should I change the key set. What wil be the cost
If you are referring to the immobiliser equipped keys, do not worry. Contact your maruti service centre(dealer preferred) immediately for a new set of keys. For the remote you can contact the respective manufacturer. Coming to the safety part, the old keys will no longer be able to start the car after the new keys are programmed into the ECU. They might be able to open the car, but cranking is not possible. Same is the case with the remote. The addition of the new remote will remove the old remote identity in the system so that it will no longer be able to command the car.
Untill you get the new keys programmed, better watch out for the car. If you do not have an immobiliser in your car, I am afraid you have to change the entire lock set.
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